About Us

Founded by a temporary resolution in 1993, the Pedestrian Advisory Board was made permanent bySeattle City Council Resolution 29532 in 1997. The Board is composed of 11 regular members - six appointed by the Mayor and five appointed by the Council. The Get Engaged: City Boards and Commissions program created an additional spot in the board specifically for a young adult (18-29) member.

The Board has been chartered with four tasks:

  • Advise the Mayor, City Council and all departments and offices of the City on matters related to pedestrians: including the impact which actions by the City may have upon the pedestrian environment;
  • Contribute to all aspects of the City's planning and project development processes insofar as they may relate to pedestrian safety and access;
  • Promote improved pedestrian safety and access by evaluating and recommending changes in City design guidelines and policies;
  • Prepare an annual report on the status of its work program and achievement of its goals to the Mayor and City Council.

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Who We Are

Feet of Board Members

Qualities of the positions:

  • Two-year terms
  • Six appointed by Mayor
  • Five appointed by City Council
  • All appointments must be confirmed by City Council
  • One member via Get Engaged: City Boards and Commissions program. Appointed by Mayor, confirmed by City Council to a one-year term.

Membership shall include representation from different user groups, geographical locations, schools, business and neighborhood organizations, safety organizations, and individual residents interested in pedestrian issues.

Board Members

Founded by a temporary resolution in 1993, the Pedestrian Advisory Board was made permanent by Seattle City Council Resolution 29532 in 1997. The Board is composed of 11 regular members - six appointed by the Mayor and five appointed by the Council. The Get Engaged: City Boards and Commissions ...